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Package: pilot-link
Version: 0.11.8-12
Severity: minor
File: /usr/share/man/man1/install-todo.1.gz
The formatting of the install-todos man page is much better than the
install-todo man page:
$ man install-todos install-todo 2>&-|grep -i options
OPTIONS
Usage: install-todo [-pdycnft] command(s) [item] Options:
[P.S. [item] should probably be <item>, as it is required, no?]
$ man install-todos install-todo 2>&-|grep -i example
Example:
Examples:
$ man install-todos install-todo 2>&-|grep -i usage
USAGE
Usage: install-todos -p <port> -f <filename>
Usage: install-todo [-pdycnft] command(s) [item] Options:
However "Usage:" should not be repeated. And if you do "man cat"
you'll see that section is called SYNOPSIS. (I didn't look at your
other man pages, but I fear the worst...)
By the way, install-todo --help and man install-todo show an example
with a -N, but -N is never explained.
Also both commands have no option to specify categories...
By the way, install-todo doesn't seem to actually work:
$ LC_ALL=C install-todo 'laptop sitescooper'
Port not connected, sleeping for 2 seconds, 5 retries..
Listening to port: /dev/pilot
Please press the HotSync button now... Connected
Indefinite: 1
Due Date: [non ascii =AC=F1=F2=B74g=C5=BF mess (I qp-encoded it here)]
Priority: 1 # I thought it was supposed to be 4 according to the man page
Complete: 0
Description: laptop sitescooper
It doesn't show up on the Palm, nor via read-todos.
$ echo laptop sitescooper |install-todos -f /dev/stdin
didn't work either. So perhaps check if install-todo and install-todos
actually still work these days.
Hmmm, further study finds:
$ echo laptop sitescooper |install-memo /dev/stdin #made a memo with
empty/weird chars.
$ echo laptop sitescooper > gg
$ install-memo gg #worked
$ install-todos -f gg #worked
Well /dev/stdin seems bad to use then...
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Subject: Re: Bug#342128: install-todo.1.gz: non standard formatting
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Le Monday 05 December 2005 =E0 23:28:22, Dan Jacobson a =E9crit:
> Package: pilot-link
> Version: 0.11.8-12
> Severity: minor
> File: /usr/share/man/man1/install-todo.1.gz
>=20
> The formatting of the install-todos man page is much better than the
> install-todo man page:
>=20
> $ man install-todos install-todo 2>&-|grep -i options
> OPTIONS
> Usage: install-todo [-pdycnft] command(s) [item] Options:
> [P.S. [item] should probably be <item>, as it is required, no?]
> $ man install-todos install-todo 2>&-|grep -i example
> Example:
> Examples:
> $ man install-todos install-todo 2>&-|grep -i usage
> USAGE
> Usage: install-todos -p <port> -f <filename>
> Usage: install-todo [-pdycnft] command(s) [item] Options:
Corrected in 0.11.8-0.12.0-pre4-3 (from Debian/experimental)
You are losing your time if you file bugs that are ALREADY corrected.
> However "Usage:" should not be repeated. And if you do "man cat"
> you'll see that section is called SYNOPSIS. (I didn't look at your
> other man pages, but I fear the worst...)
>=20
> By the way, install-todo --help and man install-todo show an example
> with a -N, but -N is never explained.
>=20
> Also both commands have no option to specify categories...
>=20
> By the way, install-todo doesn't seem to actually work:
> $ LC_ALL=3DC install-todo 'laptop sitescooper'
>=20
> Port not connected, sleeping for 2 seconds, 5 retries..
> Listening to port: /dev/pilot
>=20
> Please press the HotSync button now... Connected
>=20
> Indefinite: 1
> Due Date: [non ascii =3DAC=3DF1=3DF2=3DB74g=3DC5=3DBF mess (I qp-enc=
oded it here)]
> Priority: 1 # I thought it was supposed to be 4 according to the man=
page
> Complete: 0
> Description: laptop sitescooper
>=20
> It doesn't show up on the Palm, nor via read-todos.
>=20
> $ echo laptop sitescooper |install-todos -f /dev/stdin
> didn't work either. So perhaps check if install-todo and install-todos
> actually still work these days.
>=20
> Hmmm, further study finds:
> $ echo laptop sitescooper |install-memo /dev/stdin #made a memo with em=
pty/weird chars.
> $ echo laptop sitescooper > gg
> $ install-memo gg #worked
> $ install-todos -f gg #worked
> Well /dev/stdin seems bad to use then...
>=20
>=20
>=20
--=20
Dr. Ludovic Rousseau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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